Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 37, Number 19, 4 July 1867 — Page 3

LOCALXOLUMNS; RICHMOND, IlfDIANA:

rhnrsdar, Jaly 4th, 1067. Arrivals xml fparturs of UU$. RICHMOKD POST OFFICE, Hay 27,167. MAIf.ll CLOSE. Columbus ud East .... 80a.bi C bieago. Oineienati. If avion Way I aiianapeKs aad West.... -MAI1 OPES. liaaspoli sad Wee Ciarianati Dartoa Way Chicago - Columbus and Erst..... ........ 5 A.M .. r.M .. 8Xt A.M ... 4 19 r.n .. 1-5 A.M ..II 30 A.M ,.W0 A.M . . 7 04 A.M .. 4 29 r.M 8 ston and Beecy Mire.leeves Teeiey and Friday, at ... V ; 1 J! ". do. d rriveeaaeBe days at " r" Arba.viaBethet Jte. leaves Monday, Wedoeedar a d pridav, at 8 e a.m. de. arr. Monday, Wedoeedey and Friday X r.M. Wincheeter, ill. Xew - Gardeu, Monday, Wedaeeday ad Friday, at.... -" do. arr. Tuesday, Thursday aad SattTday, 4 r.M. BrookviUevia Abiiigton, leaves Monday and Friday at Arrives Tuesday sad Saturday at " P.M. pWOmoeapenfroniTaO A. M. ta .r. . On Bandar, from 9.00 to 16:00 a.m. ED. A. JONES, P.M. Time Table Indiana Central. iOIN WEST. Night Express 4 55 a.m. Westora Express ll.o5 p. m. Day Express -4J M Itichmond Accommodation . . . M.25 a. m & . OOIKQ EAST. Day Express A-M Pittsburg Express ,P'M' Night Express 9.20 p.m. John I. Hopkins visited oar city, rasst reek. The alley adjotniug the Gait HonSe ts being paved. Third Charge SI. E. Church festival cleared $200. Ninety degrees la the shade, for several days past. Major Kinlkt is again afflicted ith his wounded limb. St. Mart's Catholic Church will hold a pic nic on the Fourth at Olive Hill. The colored people of this county held a pic nic, at Dublin, on last Thursday, ; Tris prospects are good for a large Camp Meeting at Kennedy's grove, this season. The Franklin -street Lutheran Sabbath School hold their pic nic at Ruby's grove, to day (4th.) The jury in the Amsd'eu case having been discharged, the defendent has been released-"" tody. , """Is. C. Mkhdskham. and family, and Charles Henry Collin started yesterday, for Tuckerton, X. J., to spend the summer. The Whitewater and Marion-st. Sabbath Schools held a very pleasant pio nic in Buhl's grove, west from tofrn, on last Thursdav. j - The special train for Knightstown, on the 4th, leaves this city at 8 o'clock, aud returning, leaves Knightstown at 5 p. u. Fare, 81.23. The property of the late Joseph McCov, corner of Main and Jackson-sts., was sold, last week, to Edward Edroondon, fcr 85,000, The reproduction of the "Old Elm Tree," by Ike, suggested the reproduction of "Bibara Allyne." See fourth 4age of to-day's paper. It is reported that there is very little, it air', weevil to be found on the wheat in this vicinity. In many places, the wheat is ready to be cut. J As effort is being made to induce our business men to close their houses at an early hour, and dispense with night employmentA very sensible movement. A project is being considered of organizing a joint 6tock company, with thafdeetga of arreting a tine buUdiae on the cellar, at the corner of Mala and Front streets. A Sale Zadock Nib, sold on Monday last, five hundred and ten acres of land in Stark county, Ind., to Sam'l W. Ltnde, for the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars. Isasc R. Woods was expelled from membership in Richmond Lodge, I.O O, FV, on Monday, 24th olt-, for vildly deserting his family and defraud hv' his creditors. Humming Bird. ?Ta Children's ProgreasiV Lyceum wilt hold a pic nie at ReeVea'tTrove. east frm town, on next SaLnajr. Good peakers, and IheRichmon Cornet Band wiU A be present. TM children and friends will assemble Henry Hall, at 9 o'clock, a. x. A re invited. Ox Tuesday night last, hetweed 10 anti 12 o'clock, there wer thundeirogand -lighting-time ner-bouts, accopaIned with a heavy fall of xaxn and MbjJ wind- From the twisting nd y sound of Old Boreas' blast r 7. that tfce wheat and oaU have&e" I" tratd and damaged to a co--dwabl extent.

TflK Liberty llerald announces that. Gen. Bennett, in. company with his brother, A. M. Bennett and their families, intend visiting Europe, and attending the Paris Exposition, proposing to tart the 4th of 4 uly.

Oxthc22d ult, the dead body of a child was found near Washington, in this eounty. It was lying in the road and had been partly devoured by hogs. It appeared to be quite yotrn g, and had been placed there but a short time before it was discovered. To whom it belonged, r who thus placed It m the way of its death, is yet unknown. Tall Timotht. Our friend John ' pETERSox.who does a little farming, and. like ererytkiag else he ets about doing, docs it well, showed na some stalks of Tiaiotby that measured, when cut last Monday, just 4 feet and 11 inches. tie has about one aero of tuts giant growth, just south of ttr.d adjoining Wm. Baxter's premises west of the river. Can. any of our farmers beat farmer Pktekfcos's Timothy? Eablham and Stab B. B. Clubs played a match game, on the College Campus, last Saturday, with the following result: EARLHAK, O. PicfceriMs 1 1 4 T.I STAK, 10 White, 1st ! 13' Bam, r f 14 Jackson, e f Hi H.dter.aa 13! ilindauo, xd h 11 IlolliDcswrrth. e : Henler, If 10! Sedjfwick, p 10 Test, 3d b O. 4 2 I 3 3 T. i 9 II 9 9 10 5 3 Uollinraw'tb.O. 2 b 3 Huff, 3d b Terrell, lt b Mather, p Bradley, e Reagan, a Roberts, c f Udd.r f 27 103! 27 74 iBoinm. 113458789 Total. Earlhaao, It til 1 Ul T 4 21 1S3 Star. 0 11 21 6 4 14 5 3 10 74 Earlham Clnb : Fly catches mada, Bradley 3, Mather 2, Staff. 1, total S; Muffed balls, Reagan 2, Terrell 1, Staff 1, total 5; Home runs, Reagan 2, Staff 2, Pickmag 1, Mather 1, LadJ 1, total 7; Foul ball oota, 13; Oat on Brat base, 8; Passed balls, Bradley 8,' Pickering 1. Star Club 1 Fly eatcbes, Hollingsirorth e.Hadley 2, Hind man I, Henley 1, White 1. total 9; Huffed ball. Henley 8, Hind man 2, Ho lingsworth 1, White 1, Hadley I, Jackson 1. total 11; Left on baaei, Uollingsworlh I, Sedgwick , total 5; Fonl ball outa, 14; Out on first bate, 14; Passed balls, II ol lings worth 1. Cmpire, Wm. Bafcy Wickersham. Scorers, Earlbam, Charles W. Rogg, Star, Samuel J. Spry. German Emigrants. On Saturday night last, from 140 to 150 emigrants, direct from Germany, (Bern, we understood) arrived at our depot and staid until late on Sunday night, when they took the cars for Chicago Illinois being their destination as their future home. Thev appeared to be in rather destitute circumstances, and several of them, mostly children, were quite sick. Our German fellow-citizens, whose hearts are always in the right place, and whose hands are ever ready to assist those who are in need, took the major part of them to their church on South Franklin-st., and provided I""1 w 1th an iinilarl ontJ of food, coffee, tfcc, through Sunday, and in the afternoon Rev. Mr. Severinghaus, the pastor of that church where they were entertained, preached to them giving them spirtualand temporal ad vice and counsel, that no doubt will be remembered by these strangers, with pleasure and profit in their new homes The sick at the depot, and those who were attending to them there, were likewise supplied with provisons, and had every care and attention bestowed npon them that it was possible for our fellowcitizens to do. We are informed thnt sixteen of their number died on ship-board, coming over to this country. That Hail Storm. - We noticed several of our farmers whose wheat was damaged, by the hail storm on the 4th of last month, to a considerable extent. Since then we have heard of quite a number, and among them Jonathan Scarce, and J. M. Bulla, and others, South and South-east of town whose promising crops of wheat were either wholly or partially destroyed. J. Brown, west of town, had tventy-seven acres totally destroyed. He immediately commenced plowing, and broke up about 15 acres selected his corn soaked it for about three days until it had sprouted, and then, on Saturday following, June 8th, planted it. The ground being very loose, warm and freshly turned up, the Corn immediately commenced growing, and, on Sunday, the 9th, he informs us that he could then - see it half way across the field. It has continued to grow right straight along ever since, and promises to be one of the best fields of corn oa his place. Mr. Brown related to us a narrow escape he had, when. the. storm was at hcishth on the 4th. He had been' injr brick, and, when the storo", , ., , , . . . ortck-kun he took shelter beneath V , .... , . , ... .. , ,oy the bridle, shed, holding his horr J The wind nused tP it would tumbLon hiim'.b broke the windw-rd e A tned to make his borec Co" fter him' bnt the nioil wouldn't adge, and down came the roof on top of him and his horse. He fortunately saved his head from getting a severe punch, by throwing up his hands ajtd busting tie boards off thus letting his body out tirongh the opening. He escaped with a few slight bruises and an extra. Btrai on his muscles, which made him a lite sore for a day or so. The horse alo, escaped bis back receiving portiVn of the roof, the boards being broken loose from their fastenings when they fell on him. His moulded brick, that were under the shed, received but sligM injnry by th storm

Synopsis of 'Council Proceedings. Tuesday Evening, July 2.

Petition from Tbos. J. Bareis and others, in regard to making covered cul vert on north side of crossing of Front t , on Mam referred to csHnmittce on Streets? Petition signed by Arnold Pilkington and others, asking the grading and graveling of Avenue, extending from 7th to 8th referred to same Committee. Doan fc Whinnery's bill for grading, paving, dec, on corner of 9th st. and Broadway, 843.45, was allowed. Com. on Sts., reported favorably to having alley running from Broadway to Mulberry, between 9th and lOth-sts., graded, paved and graveled the work to be done & expense of property hold ers concurred in. Same com. reported in favor of abating nuisance, (the Men dcnhall trap) by filling same with gravel to the depth of 12 to 18 inches, and Street Commissioner instructed to do the job report concurred in. Board of Public Improvements reported in favor of a drain, commencing at west end of Ed. Dickinson's lot, run ning North 200 feet to an alley, thence west on said alley to the bluff on Greenst, thus draining low ground through which it will pass, for benefit of health of city concurred in. Com. on Public Buildings, reported up repairs: lock, fcc , on city prison paving between Warner Building and Engine House No. 3 lock and repairs on Engine House No. 1 and repairs on No. 3 Engine House repairs on pump at Market House concurred in. An Ordinance establishing an alley I running from Vine to 5th-st, was passed. ' "An Ordinance to prevent Immoderate ! Riding and Driving, and other practices j tending to endanger persons and property," was read twice, and ordered to be read a third time at next regular meeting. "An ordinance to Preserve Peace and Good Order, and Prevent Vice and Immorality," was passed. See Ordinance in another column. J A resolution was passed, instructing the Clerk to subscribe for a copy of the paper publishing Ordinances and other ; official advertisements, at expense of f cit3 and preserve the same. Adjourned to Wednesday night. Pear! Street M. E. ChufcH. 5 On Friday last, we took a look at the new improvements on and in this Church ! and were agreeably surprised at the really fine, yet neat appearance it presents. There is nothing gaudy or taw- ' dry about the frescoing which is tasteful and chaste, and the artiste, Mr. A. j Fiskb, deserves high commendation for i the superior manner in which he has done f his work it is a job that he may weH be T'proud of. ""The rulpit" is really beauti ful in its plain and simple elegance just high enough for the preacher to be near his congregation, so that his hearers : may feel that he is not elevated away 5 above them and has naught in common 3 with them. The old-fashioned up stairs pulpits, always impressed us with this unpleasant idea. Mr, Benjamin Lind?et, designed and superintended the building of the pulpit, and the manner in which he has accomplished the work, reflects K great credit on his taste and skill as an accomplished mechanic. The painting of the seats, outside walls, doors fec, was done by Mr. C. M. Smith, and is well done. The carpentering is the handi work of M.vhlon Joses, who is proverbial for being "a workman that needeth not to be ashamed of his work." A new and beautiful carpet adorns the aisles, the altar and vestibule. We noticed an admirable Brranwmpnt nn thtt ha-L- nf ( each seat an iron Book Rack that is I quite an improvement. The wood-stoves are taken away, and they are to be re placed with coal stoves of a most beautiful pattern, from the establishment of Messrs. Nte & Bro. The entire cost of these improvements, we are informed by good authority, was 81,800, and we think it is cheap at tb I reflecting credit alike on the corrugation worshiping there, as well as on ttl ; indomitable perseverance and ener'' the Pastor in charge. Rev. R. T"' . . , . . ,a reforma- .. . ., - the church ; tion in the appearand . , ' ... vot only the thanks and ae well deservwr . .. a4, , "is untiring zeal and ofUhe member' . . , , . ,-ice in superintending the sleepless vi - . . . work K cmeU"nS more substantial. : '.em and our citirpn rn,Mliv for "labors. i Pursuant to notice, the Rev. I. W. Wilet. D- D , editor of the Ladies' Re pository, preached the re-opening sermon in the forenoon, and the Rev. Asbcrt Lowert. D. D., preached in the evening. A collection was taken up to defray the expenses of the improvements noted above, which proved a re opening to some purpose, for the sum of 82,00750 was raised showing that the People properly appreciated the good work accomplished. This leaves a surplus of 8207 50, for any fnrturo improvements that may be needed, or to be applied to paying that much on the debt of about $800,' jet due, we learn, on the Parsonage building. - - ; L-' RKatoTAL. M. "SI. Lacey & Co , have moved their Auction Rooms to the Gilt House Bnildinsr. where they will be pleased to see their old friends and- every body. Anction Sales, Day and Night as rjsnaL Ob! Yar Ob! Yes r "

! Pacific R. R. Bonds Subscriptions

are received, in tkia ctly, for First Mortgage Bonds ot this Road, at the First National Bask'' and the "Richmond Na tional Bank." i - J A lady friend informs us that when she wants a good article in the Dry Goods line, as wel as cheap, she invairably goes to the 'Cheap Store" on Fifth Street one square from the Depot. Believing she is a boot right, our advice to others is to go aad do likewise.At the Depot Drug Store, of M. B. Ballasd 4c Co, isalways a general stock of all kinds of Msdicines, Oils, Patent Medicines, Fancy Soaps, Perfumery and everything usualljkept by a No. 1 Druggist. Nothing bu; the best and purest articles on hand, and they sell at fair prices. Give then a call. With the thermometer at 90" and 95 in the shade, it is suggestive of WaterCoolers, and the place to get the best Patents, Schooler's and others, is at the Nte Brothers, st there Stove and Tinware establishaast near the Depot. They have, the fhest stock or Stoves, Tinware, kc, in tae city. Go and see. Da. T. Rose, it one of our most suc cessful and scieatific Dentists, and, in the use of Nitiois-Oxide or Laughing Gas, he is specLlly fortunate having administered it U hundreds of patients, with the most cha-ming effect, and not the slightest injuy having ensued from its use. The secet of his success is in knowing how to alminister the Gas, and having the neceaary apparatus, with which to apply itproperlj'. Give him a call. - . Richmond Manufacture On Friday last, John S. Hcsr, of our city, shipped the fine Hook &. ladder Truck, he bad just finished for Les Moines, Iowa. The Indianapolis Jounal, of the 2d inst., thus speaks of it: "Fob Des Mones. A fine Hook & Ladder Truck, nanufactured by J. S. Hunt of Riclimonl, passed through the city yesterday en route for Des Moines, Iowa", billed to tin Rescne Hook & Ladder Company ofthe latter place. In wcrkmansltip anl appearance it was an honor to iloosicr mechanics." Mr. H. has ju:t completed the eame kind of a Tuick lor Davenport, Iowa, and is waiting crders to ship it. His work shows for itself. OfFics Gift Concert,) Richmoni, Ind!, July 3, 1867. J I submit tie following report of the Gift Concertfor the benefit or the Soldiers Home, given in ihe city of Richmond, Ind., May 1st, 18G7: No of tickets sold 15,347 A mono t paid out for pnxea ...9,fla3,00 mount, remaining; iownds of Agt'a.1,69,00 Cash on hands. 484,00 19,317,00 15,37. The cause of tte amount being so small paid out forprize9, was that I compromised with those who drew the principal prizes. Ageits who are unjustly holding back the kinds, if not paid over within two weeks will be published that the public raa' know who they are. I regret to say that tiere will be no funds going to the Home, after laboring over seven months, there remaius but 9431 on hands to compensate me for my la bor S.J. MILLER, Prop'r. New York Ckccs.- On Saturday next, this celebrated equestrian troupe, under the management of Mr. L. B. Lent, which is pemantly located during the greater portion of the year in the Hippotheatron building, in Fo Music, in New York i. to esoibit in this -f I a.1 1 ; of horsemarjiP and thlctic feats will .n.ti.nltl. f M.tr.A.MM. 41..! have an ' """V U1 iuraiug iur j-ances of a company which be jeputation of being the best 'ver nought together in this count' tiiole&din? iournala of New ""rB: City lpeak in the most commem'0 terms of the exhibition, ad w"Tevr il bas been since it left that -tv' the Prcss is equally favorable it ton regarding the artistic merit of -Ui entertainments, and the general rMnagemcnt of the establishment. xue fol w'ng notice is taken from tM New Yore Evening Post of Aopxist 29th : "New Yorkers, tspecially the younger portion of them, Wll regret to learn that one of our best ;onducted places of amusement, the Jfew York Circus, is to be temporarily cbsed after this week. Mr. Lent has mad? all his preparations for the usual tonr Urongh the country, and will start hisentite company on their travels one teek from to day Before the com pan j commence their itinerancy it is fittingthat a word be said by way of in trod as tion in - regard to their merits. The circus, under Mr. Lent's management has fairly earned a favorable recommetdation at our hands. He has, to begin wih, so conducted it as to free it from the objectionable features which have been tct often the reproach of similar establishments. The best class of our citizen have attended hie entertainments, an have found little or nothing to offend, sad much to please them. - --Altogther a better company never trateled in the coontry, and we commend it - to - public, patron"Cheap Store." 5th street, near Depot.

FOR PHYSICIANS:

I bate a good assortaent of HTPODTEmajIC A5D REVERSE FLOW RUBBER SYDIttaBS, Rubber-, la ad KetaU Sfaaceax, . OF ati arjrsa. Swtheeecopest Ear Trumpets, a Urinals, (Male and vemaie Iaced Qnppoxttsrs, And a Geacral Assortment of PHYSICIANS SUNDRIES. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ESSENCES. For Sale at Flnxnmer Drag Store. VANILLA BEANS, FOB SALE AT J.W.PLUMMER'S. Selmbold's Extra Benzine, roa Removing Grrea.se. fe?c, OLD AS LOW As nay of tae Common Bottled Beazine, PLUMMER S DRUG STORE. n?ixo Finest HANDKERCHIEF PERFUME. American and French Mab ts TO BB BAD AT DRUG STORE, S. W. Cor. Maia aad rearLJ.t Richmond, Indiana. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES or WAYNE COUNTY. INDIA!1 THE COUNTY AUDITOR, subJ lowina; report of the Receipt ar. ths peaditares of Wayne County, for tbe &v" year, 18S0, ending May 3lst, lS6f. RECEIPT" , . , . . 4rr, at the close of There was a oa'ance in the li1865)... 77i 66 (Ko rt -i i rar IMri.-a I Iav J c - -a ,i. T J Allows: Received in the Treasury,' Of Deliuquent Tax .... ....i,v Uli8 50 697 04 iwiaa in iwceiw " Redemption offce Circuit Court".-'. " Docket Fees, )fcnion Pleas Court. . . . It H M " E atra y s . . " " . . . . '. '. ". '. '. '. , - Shows.. s"J. 142 54 219 87 40 90 105 00 23,SdS 86 - School f Pyr Refunded H4 40 "Kxpef" 59 50 "r!l,SslriP incidental . Seaunty"Ke;e;: ;gH nous. - ::.:.::::: "ration " Ze't Township -" - - Boad u ...53,o93 04 ... 8J70 75 ... 7,851 85 I 80 21.703 43 1,044 42 2,00.1 32 454 23 S5I 73 1,208 04 ' 44 Sch. Hon Curpor'n Economy and Walnut Level T. Pike Co V 17 1,135 01 Total Receipts 219,i06 41 EXPENDITURES. There were orders drawn oa the Treasurer, during the aame time as per vouchers, as follows: To Interest on County Orders.. . 6,843 pr t.ouniy urier.... . .50.9 oa Specific Allowance ......54 99 - County Officers ,V9 i " Expense of Poor .....li,4o 09 Tax Refunded 775 83 Assessing Rerenne 1,987 50 " Exprasoof Elections. 5 " Public Buildings..- 899 02 Prinring 767 05 Soldiers Fanvoea (Soldiers' Relief,) 1,400 19 - Bnoks and Httmr.ery 1.805 31 " Expennf Prisoners 1,83 47 Roads and Highways.................. 130 69 - Insane 444 47 ' County Bounty I(,7P0 00 Redemption of Lands 8T.3 47 " Bailiff Fees 1,2 0 20 " bebool Tax - 100 00 " " Revenue 1.25 i-6 Jnror Fees v- 2,134 50 " Excess Sute Tax, 1863 89 74 " Wood 4S8 06 " SaUry Proacating Att'y W. C. Pleas C. 13 75 " Judge WVC. Pleas Court . 500 62 Delinquent State IUrenne... 22(0 08 School KTenoe 1,403 S3 " Sinking Fond Revenue....... 8491 " " Soldiers' Relief &(U 50 " Library Tax 82 88 - RHnd 73 58 Deaf and Dumb t . Delinquent Softool House Revenue.... ... 1,910 7t ' Shows (paid to W. C. Ag. Society) 140 00 -" Eeoaomy and Walnut Level T. P. Co .... L,851 " Township Revenue 7,95185 " Delioqueut Township Revenue... tg'i 56 " Road Revenue..... LS33 39 Delinquent Road Revenua.... 75e 10 " School House Revenua.. .............. 2L72 40 Corporation Revenue.. .......... 144 42 " Delinquent Corporation Revenue ....... 2477 " Dog Revenue t,ae3 31 " Docket Fees Waja Circuit Court. ..... S. 00 - Road Receipts 12,147 fed - Total Expenditures ....$177,224 65 Jane 1, 1367. To balance ia tbe Treasury at tbe close or the fiscal year, 1966, (June ""' 1 , 1867 ) provided a H orders were redeesBed - .........travel 76 Tberearc jet outstanding Orders amount- . iag to 35,72174 Which, being added to tbe above balance, exhibits the Woe asaoaat ia the Treasury at this date 19607 56 All of which ia respectfully submitted1. . T , SYLTESTER JOHWSOX. CeermTla, Jua , 1S7. l:4t Atrfifrw W. c.

T is t.ha4oo for Coaeis aad Colds; I boa s&wvri&fr aria sucae a? AAM-kw tba Tbroa.1Lu:;c. arillind iw ai MeUtSan-"t:b Bfclsaai ' an excellent reowrty ; 19 fact, all bis Medicines are worth j tM avaUMleBc f oar readers. Sea Advertisement. a-ly.

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Tla - soatore lecar.aod aU tbe eflfecta of rtmthful in lis - eretioa, will, for tbe sake of suffrring bassanity. seed free to all woo need it, the recipe aad directioos for msking tbe simple remedy by which be was cared. Sa9erer wisbinir to profit br the adrertiser's expeHence. eta do so by addressinjc, ia perfect confidence, JUti- u. UUULS, 3 Cedar Street, new I or. UyS.'eT. Il;iy20 cSUPACo. Dr. Sc.B(.k. .VaadrakePUIs ASabsUtate - lorCalosnrl. These tn. are composed of rarioaa roots bavtag power to relaha eecretioa of tbe lir as promptiy andeaectually a blue pillaor mercury.withont prodoc io those d:srs!e-,r dangerous eflecte, which oftea follows the use of t, Utter. InsJlbitaonsdisoru these pills maybe naed wltb con&dence, as thrr prou)t, discharge of riuatod bile, and remove those xbstroctions from tbe liver aad,biliary ducts which biUioua affastioos in guneral. , Sebenck "a Mandrake pills, 6n headache aad all disorders of tbe lirer iniicsj by aallow akia, coated tongue, costimesi, d'rai.as and a general rl-? - ' rTOandlawit.de, a.g. thtt b lirer is In a torpid orobatrncted condiv,,,. In ahortibeso Pais may be used with ul.n..M all cases rhere a purg-aure or alteraure ajlclo- u required. . Pleaseask for "Dr. Schenck'a Mandrake fills " Sold byall Droafists aad dealera. Pries 2i u,mit per bo nrpauTBE fob the nixDuxaasr. slew's .'aalsaV Phaloo's Phaltin's I'iialM't Nisajt Bleeauag Tniai -"WtSt HlMHlag Cerewa. " lfili Bleeralwa; Ceresis. iga tneoaiag Cmrrmm." '.Xight IltMaaiwa; Cerrwa. Il.ti Ird from the rre aa4 v?,ar,"r"t 4.eb it take, its aame. ' "owrr tma , klacoTacturrd only by FHALO.X At SlOSi, Ihw ik BEWARE OF COCKtERrETTS. ASK FOR FHALON'S TAKE NO OTHERAn experienced Nurse and Female Physician, Present to the Attention bf Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP For Children Teething, Nbich irreafly facilitate the process of teething by '"Tienitifr the gotns, reducing all inflsmmation, will Sure to regulate the Bowels. pend upon it, mothers,- it will give rest to yourjselv BE I res and BELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS. 1 We hare put 1 rears, and can 'what we baren np and sold this article fororer 30. urn cosrtDEsca awdtbith of i never been able to say of an" otk'r u.edicine. Nercr baS it failed in a snigle instance to effect a Cure, when fifnelyuseS. Never did know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one r"o used it. On the c"ntrarT,a!lare delighted with Ha operations, and speak in terms of coni?ndatir of its magical etfects and medical Tiroes. Weapeak in this matter "what we do kno 'after 30 yeara' czperienre; and pledc-e our rer,"tion foT the fulfillment of what w here declar- I" almost every instance where the infant i suffering from Jiain and exhaustion, relief wjH vc found in fifteen or tvfenty minutes afterthe 9v-rp is administerd. "Full directions for using wi!l accompany escb bottle. None irennine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS A PERKINS, New York, is onthi outside wrapper. Soldby all Druggist thfoaghoutthe world. PRICE, OSLY 33 CENTS PER 1IOTTLK Y alvabls Advice roa thi ArrLTCVEO. Strickland, in reply to numerous applications for advice, wishes to fnfornf those who are afflicted, that tbey may consult bim on all Acuta or Cbronie Dieeases bv letter, stating the age, symptoms, Ac with a fee of two dollars enclosed. Dr. S. baa obtained great notoriety as an experienced Physician, both in Europe and America, especially rn the treatment nf Chronic Complaints, alterother doctors bare failed to effect a cure. Those auflering should immediately end for a prescription, by addressing Dr. A. Stsicblakd, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2-Iy. A Cough, A Cold, or A f lore Throat. RxjtriBES IXXEOIATC ATTTCIfTIO, akb aaoria in cbeckkp. ' Ir allow an to eoKTisra, .Irritations of the Lumgs, A Per saanent Throat Diseaset , or Consamptioa 18 Om THE HEsri-T. BROWN'S BRONCTTT A Ti TROCHBS H AVISO A DIRECT ISFLCSXCE TO THE PARTS OIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF. For Bronehitia, Asthma, Catarrh, Coasaiiaptire Throat Diseases. tbocbcs a as rsxo with alwats aoon scccaaa. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find TVoeae useful in clearing tbe voice when taken before Singing or Speaking, end relieving tbe throat after an unusual exertion of tbe vocal organs. Tbe Trod are recommended and prescribed by l"bysicians. aad have bad testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. Bein an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a teste many years, each year finds them ia new localities ia varions parts af the world, and tbe Trecae are aaiversatl v proonuaeed better than other articles OBTarw ooly"Baowir's BaoscuraL Tbocbxs, and do not take anr f the Wor&le atatotioMthat snav be i offered. Sold everywhere. 4t:ly A EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE. BROVTTr'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS, Oa Ifou LoxxacKBS. Mach sickness, andoabtedly, arith childrea and adults, atiriboted to other eaasea, is occarroned by worms. Tbe "V raxnrrox Cownra," although eSectaal in destroying worms, eaa do no possible injury to the snoot delicate child. This valuable combiaatioo has beea sec.seafally aatd by physicians, and foand to be aafe and sure ia eradicating worms, so hurtful to children. - - '' Caildrea aarii; Warsu require immediate attention, aa " aetjleet of tbe treahle oftea eaasea prolonged sickness. -- - St as ptoses of Worsas ia CsrilaTrra are cfWa overlooked. Worms ia tbe stomach aad bowels cause irritation, which eaa he removed oaly by the use of a are resaedy. Tte combroatioa of mgrediesrta used ia makicg Browm't " Ycrmifug Cmfitt" is such as to give tbe best poaaibU eOrct with safety. , CURTIS A BROWS, Proprietwra. New Tork. Sold aT ;! j- s ie M i":eiaes, at J5 eta. a box." ' " C 1 jr. S. If. P. Co.27.59.

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Notary. iiblio Oflee, mm Gatlams ; Mmirn Strvet; . (-f RaCILHOlfD, mtK ; JOHN C". WHITFIDGE, &.Xorumyx Iw Ct Notary," AUGHA3I BUILPUfO, M Is caewar- of Jtaia aad Fftl-aU.-antraa oa B-U, . RJofMnoird, Indiana. Dx.- dHuy; GERFJAN: PHYSICIAR, Oaueo suea Reside No. 12KTaln atrwet, KlCHMOD,ljDv .4m. r. Fitrcnco,- m. r. OAlce anad Residence 9otta Fraaklifi Strrot, East ains.betweea atain. aod Walaad, Jalyir. S84 Stf RICHKOSD, Imut T,-noon; Surgeon ' Dentist, RESPECTFULLY reminds his friendaaadtba pnblie.that he eontinnes tbe nraetipa f D.i.l aursrerr at h OLD OFPICR a. tk. K w . of Mam an l rWi-sts..-.woara be will be pleased to rseeireallealla for his prufeasioual aerricm. He solicits a share of the public's patronan. and wsrtsnts entire lattisfaction.. fW Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use of Mnaa Oirdeor-I.nwa-liioa; tiss. Indiana. Patent Acency. W. T.-DEUrJIG, Aeyt and Attorney, rf Cmltd AaSat aeaal Qce, Late Kxifmi i ' Rirnsjnn in YTSTILI' make Speeificationa and Drawings, Prra - WW ecuU aad- baft-ad Infringeneata ia t he 0 cited ntatea Courts, aad wiUattand toall matters appertain;mctn Ta tents. aV Patent Deeds, Assignments, aad Coatrscts, aarefnllTdrawB and Sxacrmatinns toade. - Aac.Sl.186. J7-tf. xa. X 2 II. C. ELLIOTT A BIOTHRn wf01,1 their f RPKTS to JAMES P . McCOrtJf, who baa their Store Room rooted for tu days, and will oflsr greater iuduceaneBta to Cash Buyers (iunnr that time than tbey caa And Jit arr , store in the citT. H. C. ELLIOTT w til open a XeVand Complcta CARP E.H rSDDoiwnr: la the sssae rouaa aboat the- 1st of Heptembrr. - f A. IMP0ETAin jo HOUSE KEEPEBa SAVE Y OURn0 n e Y; Carpets and SUpip Oixlrooda. H. C. ELLIOTT A BRO , At Strattan'a Corner. WE propose te keep constaatly so band tba. largest and bast (elected stock of Carpets and Staple Dry Goods, -area as Prints .--'-.. Maalias Shrctiaga. Pillosv Caafngf .Winelow Ctrrtaanaf. ausdi Diuaaski, Seat aad Boya Weti " Ac, Ac, 4r., . 1 Tbat eaa be foerd ia this City or any other aiarket. Special attention jriren te making up aad putting down Carpcra fn the most aatisfactory manner. Twta-. tj different styVea of elegant Brussels aad Heavy lagrain Carpets just received. We gaaraatee to sell as etieap as apr house in . Cincinnati. H. C. ELLIOTT A PRO., farner west ol Citizens' Bank. April 4, 1367. BROAD GAUGE SHORT LINE ! Atlantic 5c Gbreat V7Mtern. BROAD GAUGE R A l Xi W A. Y : Tii - CIMCIHSATI, t I RBASA. ' or 3tAVFlEI.I, or CLEVELAIf D, 4 ' or CORKY, rALAJaCCA ; -zo.o raoM HEW TORK, -ROSTOV, TITTS BITRGH , PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. WASlllSUTOa. CITY , s 03TLT ROUTE to . ar Tkc- Oil Rcgjoji of Pennsylvania I PASS'ZSGERS who wiD a Quick aad Cuaaforubee Twi. will appreciate tbe tSassothaadPerfect Track, tbe Luxurious Dsy Cars, and the Magnificent Sleeping Reaches, the KxeeOeat Diniag Halla.wi!'a ample time tor afealr, aad the Prompt Taaa aad sere eonnertioseoC the ATaJsJtTIC aad OT.MBSTEKX RAILWAY. . ,..j a -.- FARE ATLOVT auaal TIME A QUICK A bv an v other route. -TbroasrhXieKKfHaadBAOOAOX CHECE3 eaa he obtained at No. f S3 Broadway, Rear Tork; 1 State street aa S Bche4 saves, aWesua; Dseotaed Uaioa oKJxm, Clevelaad; M Clark acreet, Chi rage; ia CincioaatJ at 5o. SO Wee Fourth street, earthen st eoracret Broadway and Proat atneta, 11 Taseat-, and at aew Passenger Uepos of toe t-iataiaail, aaasagtosi ssm navaoa atatiway; aa i.uaseiina, as as eorawref Hmm aad Third Streets, aad at the avBami. I leaf W. B. SHATTCC, Geo. Tki. Asrt. THE GRAVEST MALADIES or a a aklt aasaaoo. Boward Asaociatioa Kaoaya, oa Kseava, oa the Payaietocy of the PaeeMDs, ad jwrora, t aad to the ftrat aee of at trtstmeat esaubysd aa taaa Beat ia sealed letter ewvekpe,ftaeot charge Dr. 1. HKILUa HJLOUTUa, Howard , Pbasdelpbia, Pa. - - - (tb. v.B.r ' e is-w. )

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